An Alabama teen charged with killing his family after discovering his mother wasn’t biologically related to him has shown no remorse while locked up at a juvenile detention center, newly released documents show. Mason Wayne Sisk, 15, is facing capital murder charges in the September 2019 shooting massacre of his father, stepmother and three younger siblings in Elkmont. The new documents revealed that all five of Sisk’s relatives were shot in the head, WAAY reported. He is facing three counts of capital murder of a victim under the age of 14 and one count of capital murder of two or more victims. “She went above and beyond what was called for a teacher,” said Evon Miller, whose granddaughter was Sisk’s student.

Source: Fox News November 13, 2020 17:26 UTC